From 10am on Sunday, Altina Wildlife Park will celebrate 15 years with live music, children's activities a horse show and will open the 'mini zoo' featuring serval triplets, twin ring tail lemurs and twin marmoset monkeys. Entry is $20 per person.

Weekend nightlife

Genevieve Chadwick is performing at the Southside Leagues Club from 8.30pm on Friday. The Poppycock Trio take the stage at the Exies Club on Saturday from 8pm on Saturday. Trouserpants will entertain guests at the Hotel Victoria on Saturday from 8pm. Electric Rush will perform at the Southside Leagues Club at 8.30pm on Saturday. From 10pm on Saturday, Crooked Crows will be on stage at The Area Hotel.

Start your weekend with a yoga session and wine

Head to Yarran Wines at 8.30am on Saturday for morning yoga, breakfast and a glass of bubbles. Saltbush Stretch hosts the yoga on the winery's laws overlooking vineyards and Cocoparra National Park. Tickets are $35.

New event has a tasty focus

The Foodie Night Markets will be held in Griffith for the first time on Saturday. Opening from midday at the golf club in Remembrance Drive, there's unique food, retail stalls, a bar, live music and children's activities. Entry is $2 per person, which will support Rural Aid.

Community exhibition of local artists

The Mother Love exhibition will explore ideas and themes the name evokes from maternity, nurture and guidance. The exhibition continues until November 30.

Last chance to catch GRAPA's rendition of classic play

William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream will be performed under the stars by GRAPA and it will feature a contemporary twist. The final two shows will be performed on Friday and Saturday at the Bidgee Studios Garden. Tickets are $35. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets or picnic gear.

Fresh food, crafts and more at Griffith Showgrounds

Griffith Rotary's markets open from 7am until midday on Sunday. Stallholders will have everything from fruit and veg to home-made garden furniture.

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